Willing to negotiate more. Hah. You know I've seen both sides, was getting an introduction to a construction job from a Central American, guy was long-term ve

Willing to negotiate more. Hah. You know I've seen both sides, was getting an introduction to a construction job from a Central American, guy was long-term very solid, told me yeah wages are $20 but they charge $75 dollars per hour to the buyer. Dude willing to negotiate. All about making things more expensive and charging cost-plus. Dude like hospitals $120 for a box of tissue paper. Negreation. Very negreated market. Everybody squeezing, everybody trying to corner, everybody seeking to conspire, everybody out to fuck you. Less so as you go inland, but to an extent still. Just considered easy money. You and me, anybody who hasn't bought in yet gets negreated. Anything but supply and demand. Dude that's why startups attempt to take on this kind of markets and always fail, that medicine and education, always nosedive, why? Highly negreated. Negreado, treated like a source of free labor, ie like negros especially bozales (direct from Africa) were exploited in Chile. It's supposed to be real estate agents just make shitloads of free money. Like three phone calls boom 60000 USD. No effort. Just sleazing. Connections. Access. So it can't be disrupted, really. The whole industry is set up as an economic army prepared for disruption with...with anything. Everything on the table. You think the entrepreneurs before 2006 couldn't see inefficiencies? Couldn't say hey I can do it better? Didn't have the internet? There were phone lines, there was fax, sneakernet, there was tons, and there was internet going back to the 80's. A professor told me of a spreadsheet business online in the 80's. Dude, the reason disruption can't happen is because everybody backstabs it right away. The industry is that. Also sometimes build houses, also sometimes prescribe some pills, also sometimes actually hand out sheepskins. But the intent is to deny, not supply. Deny and demand.